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The government will define what constitutes insults to serve as a guide for law enforcement agencies, said Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
At present, he said the authorities do not understand what is considered an insulting remark or action.
At present, he said the authorities do not understand what is considered an insulting remark or action.
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